MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKL), OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1934.
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FOR RENT ROUSES
FOR RENT Neat 5 -room modern
house, garage. Key at Monarch
Service Station, W. Main.
FOk RENT 3 houses, furnished;
water. 812 Summit.
IFOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOK Hh'N'l Home tarnished at
unfurnished Brown & White
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
Per word first insertion ic
(Minimum -Sc)
dfecn. additional Insertion.
par word
(Minimum 10cr
Per tine per month, without
copy changeo .ilJ
Phoase 75
FOR WANT ADS
FOR RENT Large and small furnish
ed apartments. 706 So. Oakdole.
FURN. apt. 229 No. Ivy.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
RATES very moderate at 719 B. Muln
aTTRACTlVF rooms. 404 8. Grape.
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS
BACHELOR CABINS 445 3. Front.
FOR RENT Room 16x60 adjolntng
Mall Tribune Job Department, on
Grape street Will remodel to suit
permanent tenant. Phone 75 or ap-
' ply at Mall Tribune (newspaper) office.
FOR RENT Holly Court. No. 3.
Jackson Co. Bldg. & Loan Assn
Phone 195.
USED CAR SALE
Chrysler and Plymouth Trade-ins.
With 1935 License.
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan.
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe.
1933 Plymouth Sedan.
1932 Plymouth 4 Sedan.
1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan.
. 1932 DeSoto Sedan.
1929 Chevrolet Coupe.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
38 No. Riverside. Tel. IS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Expert Window Cleaners
LET OEOKQE DO IT Tel 117J
House CleanlnB Floor Waxing On
entat mg cleaning and upho!sterl:i
Dentistry.
DENTISTRY-Main.
-Dr. I. H. Oove. 235 E
100
NWtMEFS
FOR SALE 1929 DeSoto Sedan. Cheap
for quick sale. Flchtner'a Garage.
FOR BALK-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE ?4-h.p. air-cooled gaa en
gine, suitable for mining, pumps,
generators, air compressors, or mil
get auto. Hi-WAY EXCHANGE, So.
of Phoenix.
FOR SALE Slightly used 7-ton Bleck
Hawk hydraulic jack. Reasonably
priced. Call at 415 Beatty St.
EADS TKAN8FER & STORAGE OO
Office 1015 No. Central Phone SIS
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers and movers. Special livestock
moving equipment Prices i.trnt
619 North Riverside. Phone 615.
LEGAL NOTICES
Call for Wurrants.
School District No. 69.
, Notice Is hereby glv-n that there
are funds on hand for the redemp
tion of Warrants Nos. 307 to 368 in
clusive. Interest ceases on this Sth
FOR SALE Apple. Bert Stancllff. ; day of December. 1934. Warrants pay-
Phoenix, Ore.
FOR SALE Ellera piano. Excellent
condition. F. L. Holdrldge, Talent,
Ore.
FOR SALE Closing out my entire
stock of bicycles. Schults Bros., 137
No. Central.
FOR SALE Used office desk. In
quire 121 Genesee.
able at Farmers, & Fruitgrowers Bank,
Med ford Ore.
CLARE W. SHORES. Clerk,
School Dlst. No. 09
Willow Springs Bellview
WILLOW SPRINGS, Dec. 7. (Spl.) BELLVIEW, Dec. 7. (spl.) Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ramatrom had as j nntl Ml. j. E. oowland returned Sun
house curata over the Thanksgiving auy trom sebaMapoI. Cal., whore they
holldaya Mr and Mrs. Stark of Hills- hnQ to ,pnd Thanksgiving with
boro and their son, Stanley, of Yreka. reiatives. They stopped at Oranrs
On Thanksgiving day the Rawtroms Pn and Mr ud Mn! c M
had as dinner guests Mr. ana Mrs. i Han.moI1 wlth tn,m, Mr. Hamilton
Tnr Lvrtfannv
LOST AND FOUND
TT-? ' FOR SALE OR TRADE Chevrolet
LOST Black sultciM between Med- j truciti 0. M. c. truck. 1926 Chrys
ford and Fera Valley school rosd, . ler 70 ,edan. Will trade for wood.
131 Vancouver. Phone 742-R. j Bowman place, central Point.
LOST II nog missing, call 1516. j TRADE Used car for carpenter work.
! " See Walt Abbey, 123 3. Riverside.
WANTED MALE HELP I -
" " . FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Apple
WANTED An experienced orcha-d for what have you? Tel. 258-J.
pruner. Phone 355-R-2.
: FOR TRADE 2 double beds, good
WANTED Man to build small log' springs, mattresses to) twin beds oi
cabin with stone urepiatc iu - ; uay oeua. ni,. t. uu .o.
rhftrure for nearly new .30-30 Sav- I - -
2 Write Box 21. Mall Tribune, j FOR EXCHANGE - 1929 mooel A
Fora sedan and 3 lots In Medford
MAN WANTED A . HUSTLER rorl for late model Tord V-B Tel 407-Y
ZleT selling articles. Go home i EXCHANGE Furn re-upho,,terlng
every evening with money In yur
nocket. Experience not nicessary
Good reputation essential Write
Mr. Close. 617 Stock Exchange Bldg..
Portland, Oregon.
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WANTED SITUATIONS
OWNER of caterpillar tractor and I
tool wants worlt. Price reason-.
able. Tel. 571-R-2. j
IN HOMES j
Exp. dressmaker. Clever alterations.
Day-week. References. Dressmaker.
Hotel Jackson, room 423. Tel. 309.
UNINCUMBERED middle-aged widow
wants practical nursing or House
keeping. Box 4613
(or lumber, wood. Ush poles and
reels Phone 9b9-R.
FOh SALE OR TRADE White :lec
trlo. sewing machine for light se
dan Box 638. Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Medford
house and lot, close In. 2a A. Good
buildings, fruit and berries. 701 N.
Riverside.
. . : .
TRADE Clear Improved California 80
A. ranch for southern Oregon ranch.
Write details to Box 257. Rt. 3.
Grants Pass. Ore.
FOR SALE Small Upright Piano for
cash. Call 435.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Tel. 355-R-2.
FOR SALE Airway radio, shotgun,
Star car, small trailer. Call be
tween 3 and 4 at 616 No. Central.
FOR SALE Used Underwood type
writer, good condition, $22 50,
Gladys Hoffman, Centra,! Point.
CHRISTMAS TREES
At wholesale. Any amount. All No
1. Martin Bros, 1 mile out Red
wood Hwy. Look for sign. Grants
Pass. Phone 551-J-l.
Fern Valley
FOR SALE Sand and gravel. 30c per
yard. Phone 401-J-l.
DRESS for less by the Style Kraft
plan. See Mrs. Wade de Ryclce.
222 !4 E. Main. Tel. 1202.
FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear tre-s.
peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al
mond, filbert, and walnut trees,
rosea and shrubs at lowest prices,
Phone 851-R-2. or call at W B
Bamum's. 3 miles south of Medfo.d
on hwy. next to Ever Shady Auto
Camp. Carlton Nursery. Carlton. Or.
DRY WOOD 60 tlera laurel, 60 fir
615 Pennsylvania.
ALL MAKES of washing machines re
paired. Ftclt'a Hardware, 131 West
Main.
, FOR TRADE 10 A. on Columbia Hwy.
' ! Some timber. For small modern
WANTED-MlSCELLANBOtJS j house, will Kiume small mort-
. . I give. Phone 582-R.
WANTED To hear from someone in .
I WHEAT or feed oats. 61.50 cwt.:
ground barley and alfalfa hav.
12.50 ton. C. A. DeVoe, 3 mlli'a
west and 4 mile south of Medford
Phone 523-J-2.
Medford wlshlnx to trade dellu-; c.t i, e r pctatp.
quent tax property for wood land, j l "
Rt. 1. Box 395, Medlord. i TZZT "land (oik
Bio" ALLOWANCE on all used pianos j
traded in this weeK. BALDWIN
PIANO SHOPPE. Phone 335.
WANTED TO RENT by responsible
party, furnished home, 3 bedrooms;
within walking distance of high
school. Box 3787. Tribune.
WANTED Clean, soft cotton rags.
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Good fresh cow. , Jersey
preferred. Hmderers, Rt. 3, near
West Side school.
WANTED 1 or 3 passengers to share
expenses south. 160 California St..
Ashland, Ore.
WANTED To buy a used sidewalk
bicycle. Must be In good condition.
Box 331, Tribune.
4
and laurel), 5 miles from Medlord,
going at 850. Some good bench
land on it.
I have a buyer with cash for 10
acres good land; deep soil.
B Acres land on Pacific highway;
all cultivated; 3 miles from Mid
ford. Forced sale. 800.
Va Acre on Thomas road: 3-room
house, nil In splendid condition;
automatic pump, garage, woodshed,
hen house and stable. Party mov
ing to Eugene; t635; terms.
200 Acres. 90 under the ditch, w.th
free water ristht; splendid soil. Go
livz for 55 00 an acre; terms; 55
acres alfalfa, 25 A. clover.
FERN VALLEY, Dec. 7. (Spl.)
Miss Demorest, the teacher, has ben
ill with a cold and It was necessary
for her to have a substitute at school
for two days this week.
Wllma Nipper, Norman Williams and
Patricia Marshall have also been ab
sent from school with colds.
The regular meeting of the ladies
of the neighborhood was neld Decem
ber S at Mrs. Nipper's. The quilt Is
nearlng completion.
Reverend and Mrs. Oldenburg were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mis.
Ralph DeWitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Quackenbtlh
of Talent and Mr. and Mrs. George
Armstrong of Medford were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ward
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Morse of Ashland
were calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Carr and Miss Echo Al
ford were Medford shoppers Tuesd'vy.
Mr. and Mrs, William Kan tor have
named their baby daughter Barbira
Jean. The little girl arrived Novem
ber 35. She Is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steele and Mr.
and Mrs Joe Kan tor.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bennett arrived at
their home in Holllster, Mo. Mr.
Bennett Is a cousin of Mrs. Hughes.
John Nansen, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
and the Starks.
Thanksgiving, Oscar and Gene
Blackford had a surprise visit from
their slater and her family of Welser,
Idaho. The party consisted of their
sister. Mrs. Effie Hard, her two
daughters. Mildred Hard and Mrs.
Durbln, and her granddaughter, Ar
dlth Durbln.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blrkhol?. enter
tained on Thanksgiving day Mrs. J.
W. Elden, Rose Jones, Harry Elden,
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Blrkholz. Mrs.
W. K. Parker and the Misses Leah.
Frances and Wylamae Parker.
M. F. Young spent the Thanksgiv
ing holidays visiting friends and rel
atives In Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Brophy and
small daughter, Roberta Lee, of Burns
are visiting Mrs. Brophy's mother,
Mrs. W. K. Parker.
A family dinner was given on
Thanksgiving at the Roy W. Nichols
home. Those present were the Heft,
Grlsham and Thompson families.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins had
as dinner guests Thanksgiving, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry DavlRson of Table
Rock and the Roy Wyat family of
Central Point.
Dinner guests at the Oscar Black
ford home on Thanksgiving were
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. John
Blackford, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bla-k
ford and son Lowell. Ray Roe, Riley
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellis. Mr.
Lucas and daughter Ina Pearl of
Beagle. The guests from Idaho left
for home Saturday,
Saturday evening the Ramstroms
entertained at dinner in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Stark and son, Stanley, and
the A. E, Peasleys of Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duewe were
dinner guests Thanksgiving at the
Hughes home near Grants Pass.
and Mrs. Oowland are sisters.
Pauline Byrd and Genevieve F.U
mer are serving the hot lunches to
the pupils of the Bellview school th'.s
week.
Everyone Interested in the Beilvlew
school Is Invited to attend the ploi
social at tile achoolhouse the evening
of December 14. The ladles will bring!
the pies and Edwin Dunn will act
as auctioneer, selling each to the high
est bidder. Coffee will bo furnished
by the Parent-Teacher association.
The proceeds from this social will
help pay the expenses of finishing
the cafeteria.
The dance given at the BellvleAr
clubhouse Friday evening wa aa de
elded succena. The profit derived
will help to lower the debt of the
Upper Valley Community club. M;s
Herman Holm. Mrs. Walter Lonnstrela
and Mrs. Edwin Dunn compose the
dance committee of the elub.
Mrs. Oscar Martin Is employed at
the What'Not store in Ashland. She
will continue her work there until
after the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Moore. Mr. ana
Mrs. Julius Koch, Mrs. May and Max
Smith were dinner guests of Mr. atid
Mrs. George Irwin Thank??lvln$.
Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Burns entertained
at dinner Thursday, Mr. and Mrs.
Dole Burns, Mrs. Frank Sllva of Med
ford and Mrs. Lena Wlble and son of
Grants Pass. Mrs. Wlble and Mr.
Sllva are sisters of Mrs. Burns.
contract to supply logs for the new
Coos Bay bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Moore and Mr. !
and Mrs. Bill White spent Thanks
giving with friends near Mnrnhfleld
and North Bend, going over on
Wednesday and returning on Sntur
dny. While there they experienced a
terrific storm, such as they had
never experienced here. They vlewod
i the Coos Bay lumber plant while on
the coast, finding tha experience
I very Interesting.
Bennle Eggors of Grants Pass la
spending some time at Sid Smith's
rnb I n taking caro of Sid's hunting
dogs.
Sid Smith recently . sold a gold
mining claim on the Illinois river
to Bob Sleight of Portland, who is
now opening up the mine while Bid
Smith Is foreman for him and Jlm
mle Morgan and several others are
working In the mine. Sid has other
mining claims In that vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Willis were
visiting Mrs. C. N. Law. aa were Mr.
and Mrs. John Kathan Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Willis are from Ne
braska. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Shortreed, Mra.
Carol Miller and two children, also
Messrs. Guy and Lewellyn Kathan
are, spending some time at Empire
near North Bend.
Wm. Boye was showing property in
this vicinity Wednesday, to people
from Ohio. Mr. Boye recently sold
the Bob Clugston place, the Wall
place and several other ranches to
California people and reports busi
ness picking up. Bevernl new families
from California have moved info this
vicinity lately.
feen 1 helping with the carpenter
work.
Mr. and Mra. Holt?: and fnmlly mor.
ed Into the S. W. Johnson place.
Mr. and Mra. Wllltntn Jordan m)
tored to Grants pa Monday on bui
ness. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Owen snd fam
ily moved Into the Fred Hoffman
house.
Warren Me and F r;ik Knutwn
were business callers in Grants Past
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William LudwWr, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Men, Anhton For
rest, o. H. Elinor and Frank Mca
attended the Jackson County Recre
ation club at the courthouse audi
torium Wednesday evening.
E. B. Hawkins and Frank Quick
motored to Medford Monday on business.
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Phoenix
PHOENIX. Tec. 7. (8pl.) Mra
Lillian Coleman left last week for
Linden. Calif., to visit her sister.
Mrs. J. P. Christian son and family.
She Is expected to return to Phoenix
the week before Christmas.
Ray Maust. who Is attending Den- j of tne D,b,e' a,ltl u comfort nd ln-
8ALEM (Spl.) Governor Julius I.
Meier urges upon the churches of
Oregon an observance of Universal
Bible Sunday on Sunday, December
9.
The four hundredth anniversary of
the publication of Martin Luther's
translation of the Bible will be com
memorated In thousands of churches
within America and In foreign coun
tries on next Sunday, according to a
statement Issued by the American
Bible society, under whose direction
Universal Bible Sunday Is promoted.
In urging the observance of Uni
versal Bible Sunday Oovornor Meier
says; "In accordance with my an
nual custom, X am glad to endorse
tha observance of Universal Bible
Sunday, which will be celebrated In
the churches of America on Decem
ber 9th.
"The ethical and spiritual vnl us
I Goia Hill I
Long Mountain
OOLD HILL. Dec. t. (Spl.) Mrs.
Hattle Becman who was the week
end guest of her daughter. Mra. C.
W. Martin, returned to her home In
Portland Wednesday.
J. c. Blackburn was a business
caller In Oranta Pass Saturday.
Mrs. Orpha Hewitt who was, called
- - runs
Cash paid for furs, hides, pelts
Johnson Produce Co.. 6th and Front
Sts.
PORTRAITS. Christmas cards, kodak
flnshlng, very reasonable. 2. H-y-den
Jones. 607 West Second. Phone
1283-M. Hours 11 to 7.
TURKEYS AND POULTRY DRESSKI)
and delivered at your reach. Phone
403 -J-l.
GRAIN SACKS Jackson County
Peed Co, 4th and Bartlett Sts.
FOR SALE Sand, grarel lawn dirt
fertilizer, teaming Phone 913-J
FOR SALE White sewing machine
Angora rabbits 314 Willamette
POR EXCHANGE 30-30 Carbine ?al
ued at (20 00 for light car Across
from Medford Riding Academy.
LONO MOUNTAIN. Deo. l.-ISll.l . t.. .,!. h. r.th..
... rc......u ..-..u ..... Mr and Mrs Nlck Younit spent Tues-1 c w returned to her home In
.a . I'- aav evening at tne JacK to wen nome.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ward were guests Mr .nd Mr. c ahort Mr -n1.
at a Dirxnaay dinner 'ruesaay ior Mrs.
Sam Chllders at the Ciilldcrs home
in Valley View. Ott?r guests were
Mrs. Morse. Mrs. Stella Morse and
children. Muriel and Jlmmle, and
Harvey Morse.
Mrs. Julie Erickson of Ashland call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Benson Sundiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long and son
were guests of Mr. and Mra. Ed Mar
shall Sunday.
Mr. Klrby of Warner creek csllctl
at Mr. Wllburn's Friday to see about
buying some of his cattle.
A petition for the old ae pension
Mrs. Nick Young and Miss Grace HoS
man of this district attended the
Roicy Ann Grange dance November 30!
Sam Sparks of Washington, a rela
tive of Mrs. M. L. Pruett, who nas
been visiting her and Mrs. Laura Pot
tenger. a sister of Mrs. M. L. Pruett
of Medford, have motored to Califor
nia to spend the winter.
Elk ton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wertu were
ThankKglvlng day guest of Mr. and
Mrs. John Hays.
Virgil Kinney of Medford visited
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Kinney Monday.
Rosa and Guy Dlslmlnl, Sybil
Walker, Jill Martin. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Rou tie and children, Mrs. Bau
ry. Mrs. Fred Stone. Mrs. Mollis Har-
Mr. and Mra. Wes Chlldreth and l rlson, Mrs. Maude Robinson and
Peter Simmons of Eagle Point were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs Nick Young.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hoi man and
family and Mr. and Mrs. H. C Short
Is being circulated throughout the attended the Thanksgiving dinner
neighborhood
Mr. Klrby. on his way to Mr. Wll
burn's Friday, saw a lew coyote chas
ing a flock of turkeys. Having no
gun, he chased It away. The tur
keys belong to Harry Steele.
given at the Eagle Point Orange hail
The Church of God will hold their
annual Bazaar and Rummage Sa!e
Saturday. December 8, in the SpartA
Bldg., corner Main and Riverside.
MISCELLANEOUS
CASH PAID for live poultry. Johnson
Prod. Co., 6th and Front Sts.
WANTED To buy small modern
home In Medford. terms like rent, t
by steadily employed party. Box
384, Mall Tribune.
WANTED TO RENT Two room furn
ished house in city limits ot Med
ford Must be cheap Box 308 Ma.i
Tribune.
LET HANSEN SOLVE YOUR DECOR
ATI NO PROBLEMS. Tel. 289-J. 510
King.
FURNITURE re-upholstered.
960 -R. I hi Daw It.
Phone
lesi
WANTED Household goods, toves
tools or what have you Medford
Bargain House. 27 N Grape St Tel
1062
Practically new 5 -room house: 3
bedrooms, sleepliy porch, oak flo-.-r;
strictly modern; 2700; easy terms;
1 1-3 acres land.
B. J. PALMER
Real Estate Broker.
Main floor Jackson Co. Bank Btd.
. . - IS YOUR HEARING IMPAIRED? I
FOR SALE New modern bungalow. have for sale or trade a late model I
The housewife's dream. One of the I Acoustlcon which has so oeneftvd
nentest and beat arranaed homes 1 mv heartns that I hr nn fnrth-r
in Medford at i. real sacrifice. f ue for It T. N Kerr. Talent. Ore
PIANO TUNINO D. C. Durham
Permanent resident. Phone 332, or
write P. O. Box 836.
Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle
Also have some good buys and
paes in placer ground.
Trade 40 A. go;d land, with lift'
leases In placer ground. i BOAT TRAILER, Cash Register A.dd-
ri- mg Machine. Typewriter. Boots
HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, time
and pelts Medford bargain House
27 No Grape, rel IU62. '
JUNK WANTED
We pay canh ror JUNK BATTERIES
AND RADIATORS ALUMINUM
BRASS, COPPER and Junk of sll
descriptions.
MFnniHD BAItGAAlN HOUSE
lei iuo
37 No Orape.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
provements, on Crater Lake hig
way near Rogue river, for cattle,
sheep or car.
L. O. PICKELL
304 E. Main. Phone 1580-J.
SALE OR TRADE 40 to 120 acres
wood and timber, i'.so numpago.
50c cord Left fork Griffin creek,
Davis ranch.
Shoes Hunting-Plshlng Equipment
an norm Kiveraioe.
KINDERGARTEN Sparta Bldg M-nlc
and dance Phone 1M or 135C-W
Rutb Luy Allot Hoimback
FOR SALE Must sacrifice Memorial
park lot Box No. 501. Tribune
WHEN you trunk ot leal estate, think
of Brown St White.
A BARGAIN My large io:. on Ben
nett St exee:Jt soil, fruit, mit
trees ant; berries Will sacrifice on
terms or cash Boi 56. Tribune
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FOR RENT Heated sleeping room:
reasonable; upstairs. Room o.
So. RivcrMde.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room.
373 So. Central.
TOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms.
327 No. Orape.
FOR RENT Attractive sitting to.'
nd bed room. Suitable for tw:
adults. 620 So Oakdale.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jack
son County Building St Loan Ass'o
Pbone 195
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ncKii:, co.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Tit.t Insurance The
only complete TH'ei
System in Jackson
County.
ACROSS
1. Behaves
6. Fury
t. Grants, as ter
ritory 14. Wnrir
15. Biblical ret! on
17. Philippine
IS, Repair
Part
if). liiindlnn down
22. Venerate
23. L'.int variety
of a color
24. Attitude
Curved
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
Title. Rooms S and 6 No Vd
North Central Ave., upstair
Rial to Pbone 1I5T.
Painting and Paperhanrlni
FOR 8ALE POULTRY
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took 5 Jhn Nl fU 1. I Rnlr,j Tfl frU-W 313 8 Or, p.
FOR 8 ALE LIVESTOCK
PERSONAL
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1120 W F.FV EVELYNS MARSHALL Rd
; U4 diiir 315 do. R!veri:d-
FOR Puinjhfd ilMPtnt room poR sale Jerj eow CSfip W0 !
Call U68-W.
POR HKNT Nlroly furnwhd roomj
rite, by f or montn iou'.n
R.veri:d. tv.n-i
FOR RENT HOUSES
POR TtFTN'T N- nrvl'rn
ho-.u; auiu. i'tt Port.::d Ave ,
TOT. RENT fl.room mivl.rn rjo i. !
furnl.hTl: f;ro:ic ,nd p.no In- .
q-l!f 329 W 0-n St. W. H. Ev-r- i
hard
FOR SALE DOUS ft IS
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rrt r-rf2re
I. Causes to rt-
rn ember
4. Conern!nc
1. I Art bV,
, K.riih
t. Contslntrt
10. Football teams
1). fxw haunt
12. Alwuys
1J. Withered
21. Isnert
::. Frolic
24. Kq-ialS .
25. Rsnier suit
ahlt
21. Moving ms-
clianlcal psrt
IT, Islantl In the
Mrdlter-
raneon
21. Card of a cer
tain suit
24. B7 one's stlf
31. Force
72. Cooks slowlr
H. Ama and d-
poalt In
secret
41. B'utter
42. Poital srvle
43. Dvfi for
holdtrif
44. fleavenly
41. Witty perion
V). Waistcoats
11. CMrotiB vipor-
out txhsla-
tloni
5f. Moccaiins
SI. American
Indn
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tion ,
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wen'ern U 8.
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per-nil or housfhojd puriAAs on'
H-kim ra-TiJininrf or A itos: ;o f
Csrs Re-f.nan'a Lotns clod
w:th:n 30 minutes. yr.Ur s ip.--'
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Ward McQuat were among Medford
shoppers Baturday.
Miss 2lda Smith of Medford spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Z. Bmlth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moore have aold
their Interest in the butcher shop to
Joe woodcock and have returned to
Washington to live.
Mrs. Cclla Edler spent Thursday
with friends In Medford.
Mrs. Tom Smith and daughter
Jcraldlne visited during the week
end with Miss Zelda Bmlth of Med
ford. V. L. Kirfcy, permanent B, P. agent
arrived last week to take up his
work, relieving Mr. Sllverwood. relief
operator. Mr. Klrby la from Milt City,
and expects to move his fnmlly here
tn the near future.
Pat Becker of Riddle spent the
Thanksgiving week-end with hts
father. Aba Becker, the druggist, re
turned to his home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and
son Crelghton left
month's trip Into old Mexico to visit
the brothers of Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
j Thompson.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Lance and
i daughter Ruth spent the week-end
at the Lanes mine, on Foots creek,
i Sunday evening they entertained at
a plonlc party Mr. and Mrs. Merrttt
Merrlman. Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Ham
mersley. and Howard Lowd.
The I. C O. r. will glva their
Chrlstmaa dance Saturday, Dec. lb
with the Rebekahs aervlng supper.
The proceeds are to go for a Christ
mas tree and treat for all the ch'l
dren of the community,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook spent
Thanksgiving and the week-end at
Etna and Scotu Valley. Calif , visit
ing Mrs Cook's brother and her
niece. They returned Sunday.
Mrs. M E- Patrick spent Thsnks
glvlng at Tort Klamath with heT
Ister, Mrs, E- R- Csrdwell and fam
ily. Orsndma Birgit accompanied her
daughter. Mrs. H. P- Prederlckson to
Portland Sunday where she will
upend some time visiting.
tol college In southern California,
visited his paronts, Mr. and Mrs. O.
C. Maust, over the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Oak Circle No. 342 met Tuesday
evening at the Orange hall for a spe
cial business meeting. Visitors were:
Mrs. Shadoln and daughter Ted, of
Corvnllls, district, organizers; Mrs.
Mne Ml I lea. Hnlsey, Ore.; Mrs. Bigger,
Medford, and the clerk and guardian
neighbor of tha Grants Pass circle.
Hostesses - for the evening were:
Hneel Bishop, Nettle Hallcraft, Mabel
Stancllff, and Mildred Ward. About
twenty members of the Phoenix unit
motored to Oranta Pass for a rally
Thursday night, Dee. 0,
Christian Endeavor Recreation club
met for Its regular session Wednes
day evening at the Blue Plower lodge.
An enjoyable evening waa spent by
the young people.
The large truck driven by Howard
Denver figured In an accident on the
Pacific highway tn Phoenix, Doe. '6
at 6 p. m. A Pontine convertible
coupe driven by a party from British
Columbia, endeavored to pass the
Denzer truck Just as Its driver sig
nslled to cross the highway at the
Denzer residence, and the resulting
collision damaged the front axle and
wheels of the truck: the Pontine to
a much greater extent. No one was
injured.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Trout man and son
Tex visited Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bark
ley last week on the way from the
Chicago Century o Progress exposi
tion to their home In Bridgeport,
Wash.
Gene Keames of Ikevlew, Ore.,
visited his parents, Mr, and Mrs. E.
E. Reams of Crater Lake highway
over the Thanksgiving holidays, and
nlso relatives in Phoenix.
"Dad" Hotman, and C. P. Hust of
Klamath Palls are visiting tn Phoe
nix this week.
Mrs. Mae Miller of Hnlsey, Is rlslt
tng her slater, Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery.
Orange Is sponsoring a food fair
December 10. The expert cooks of the
community have entered dark and
light cakes, pies and pastry. Compe-
tlton is keen ana valuable prizes .will
Friday for a lven winners. Everyone la In
spiration to humanity throughout
the years cannot be too strongly
stressed.
"It la my hope that the observance
of Universal Bible Sunday will bring
the people of our country to a mora
Intimate and more understanding
study of this great BooL'. of Books.
IODINE BENEFICIAL
TO BROOD MARES
CORVALLIS. (Spl.) Wtdesprcnd
Interest In the research In feeding
Iodine to brood mares at Oregon
Stnte college has resulted In a re
quest to staff members concerned to
present a scientific paper covering
the subject. Such a paper by B. W.
Rod en wold and Dr. B. T. Slmms. of
the state college, wns presented be
fore the American Society of Animal
Production at Its annunl national
meeting In Chicago the first week
In December.
The Oregon State college workers
began experimenting with Iodine
feeding In 1032, after severe losse
through the death of foals had been
experienced. Accurate records main
tained since that time strongly in
dicata that the feeding of is grains
of potassium Iodide per week to
brood mares the last half of the ges
tation period will eliminate a com
mon goitrous condition and bring
foals that are stronger, more vigor
ous and healthy. Five grains of po
tassium Iodide per week was found
sufficient to prevent goiter tn calves.
The material waa fed by mtxlng
a stock solution so that one ounca
of tha liquid poured on the grnln
once a week would give the required
dosage. The treatment Is recommend
ed only for regions where a deficien
cy of Iodine In the regular feed
stuffs results In goitrous condition om
foala and other young livestock.
i
Ev2ois VsJley
! EVANS VALLEY. Dec. 7 'Bp! I
Evsna Vslley Art snd Culture class
has a go'.d attendance and Is mak
ing som nice Christmas carrts. gifts
snd oil paintings.
j Mis Chamberlain of Trill was a
guet of the class Tuesday. Hh came
ihom with her brother and wife, Mr.
snd Mrs. Elmer Chamberlain, rto
pnt
Mr. cr.mr:i!n'i parent
i Le Hints and Elmer Chamberlain
wr mov 1 r.g cattle from Lee Hi if". '
PIsnt rrk rsn'-h rasday.
Mm Mllier of the Evans Creek
road was KI the fim of the
H-r dughtr, Mtw Lilly Miner and
Mrs. Vrn Orr ere new members of
the art c'.sss of whlh Mrs, Barv I
:in.iurvr
vl ted
Many local residents attended the
Chrlstmaa grand opening In Med
ford Monday evening. Among them
were: Mrs. Bert Stancllff. and daugh
ters, Mrs. Prank Dencer and eon,
Patricia Purry, Mr, and Mrs. A.
Hearn and grandson. Miss Irene
Stanley, Mrs, N. Chandler, Mr. and
Mrs. Or land Ormsby and daughters.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. Parr, Mr. and Mrs.
P. E. Hsllgren. and the Masses Sua
snne Barkley. Babe Colver, Violet
Bolz. Roberts and Berenice Reams,
and Armllda Wler. t
Miss Violet Bolz returned last
week from Ban Francisco where she
has been visiting friends for the past
month.
Mrs. Marie Furry and N'ttle Hall
craft were hosteitses at a covered dish
luncheon of the Thursday elub, Dec
5, at Mra. Furry 's home.
Thursday club Is sponsoring a
benefit bazaar Thursday, Dee. 13. at
the Engle hall. Besides the bazaar
there will be a candy booth, fish
pond, hot hog stand, and cafeteria
supper. The supper will be served at
5:80 p. m and thosa present for the
supper are !nvitd to Join the card
party fre. while those wishing only
to play cards will be expected to pay
a small fte. Everyone Is cordially
vtted to attend.
10 PROTEST FERA
If
AT. PETERSBURO, Fla., Dee, 7.
MP) The national fraternal con
gress of America voted today to file
a protMt with the federal relief
administrations In forcing fraternal
insurance policy holders to either ob
tain the cash value of policies held
or permit policies held or permit
pollcleo to go by default througn
non-payment of premiums.
Action of the congress followed
presentation of figures by Peter F.
Otlroy of Denver. Colo., vice-president
of the congress. Ollroy s report
followed a personal Investigation,
r told congress members, of specific
Instances in many cities tn whicfi
policy holders were told no relief
funds or supplies would be given
out. or employment tn the FERA
recommended, until rich action waa
taken regarding these policies.
Thompson Creek
THOMPSON CHEEK. DC T. (Sjl.)
Thorn Irom Thompson crtek kttciid
Ini t'n Orantfft IrtateUatton In On-
TT.ant!lln at Trail wl'.n roina ). r r. .n.
0 u. joniuum ana a.ugntwr.,
awt Uta Ollilaon and C. H
: more
Mr. anil Mra Reynold trom Oak
land, Cal . apr4 ThaDklvln vr
ltn Mr. and Mra. Prar.k Knutotn.
Erneat M'Baln left lor Horntoonk.
Cal . to aptrxl a mek with nK franrt
nri'V.h.r. Mra hid TurnVtwh and lo !l'tl
J'jhnm Ft and hi. rnn nav , ona a.- a:nir. rlatlr in MMJora
rr.o'-.d ti-.elr h-.raa and equipment j and Pnoenlx. hi: Mr. Tunifou. :j
Ui tinuJ.t.l uat Mr. lUjr iiaa tiji:iic a w tiaJM. aorg CW-
Afrit f itnple lllla Health Illita.
CLrvnjkND (UP) Wed M Jttt,
Urt and Mra. Jrarph Buitacher,
ape'tlrcljr (U end 11. amfl at th lde
that caffeine la harmful to tlx alnj.
ao thy ca'rfbratM their altth dcca
annlraryaarr by ft ateamlruf pot ot
hot ooffM. cUmMlng m apeclal din
nr. Burtchr. who delKhta In 3
plodlruf health theorlra. atartcd am k
ln when ha wu 1).
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